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So, IIUC, this is a language to describe, in a rather general manner, a "system", which can either be modeled via differential equations and/or discrete equatio
by ur-whale 2y ago
So, IIUC, this is a language to describe, in a rather general manner, a "system", which can either be modeled via differential equations and/or discrete equations (if/then/else).
This is very nice, especially if it is general enough.
However, what is even more interesting is the general methodology to actually run the time-based simulation of such a system, especially if this allows to describe arbitrarily complex diffeqs (other than brute force monte-carlo style integration/sampling).
- adgjlsfhk1 2y agonumerical solutions to ODEs/DAEs is a field with a lot of very good methods.